10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLEARED»
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
All tonguesfpeak of him, and the bleared sights Are spectacled to see him.
Shakespeare* The Dardanian wives, With bleared visages, come forth to view TV
issue of th' exploit. Shakespeare. When I was young, I, like a lazy fool, Would
blear ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
Milton. to Blear. i>.a. [from the adjective.] i. To make the eyes watery, or sore with
rheum. All tongues speak of him, and the bleared sights Are spectacled to see
him. Sbalspeare. The DarJ.iui.ui wives, With bleared visages, come forth to view
...
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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
All tongues speak of him, and the bleared sights Are spectacled to see him.
Shuksjteare. The Dardanian wives, With bleared visages, come forth to view The
issue of the exploit. Shaksjteare. When I was young, I , like a lazy fool, Would
blear ...
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The English dialect dictionary
(J.L.) Hence Bleared, ppz. adj. dim-sighted. Se. We hounds slew the hare, quoth
the bleer'd messan, RAMSAY Prev. (1131). Lth. When she saw him leading past,
Ane bleared, o' gipsey hue, Bauer. Poems (1313) 49; Sleeps a' day, and drinks ...
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
The v. in O. E. was used metaph. as signifying to beguile. " I bleare ones eye, I
begyle him ; [Fr.] Jenguyne. He is nat in Englande that can bleare his eye better
than I can." Palsgr. B. iii. F. 167. BLEARED, Bleer'd, part. pa. Thin and of a bluish
...
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
The ii. in O. E. was used metaph. as signifying to beguile. " I bleare ones eye, I
begyle him ; [Fr-2 Jenguyne. He is nat in Englande that can bleare his eye better
than I can." Palsgr. B. iii. F. l67« BLEARED, Bleeu'd, part. pa. Thin and of a bluish
...
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Studies in the History of Ophthalmology in England Prior to 1800
We are next given an all-in policy against eye wark, mist, wen, worms, itch,
bleared eyes and all strange swellings. A goodly mixture of worts is boiled with
harts marrow or grease, and of the result, a “good much” is put into the eyes and
...
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Hawthorne's Redemption: The Mystery of the Scarlet Letter
This fall was caused by a connection with another being, “with eyes dim and
bleared by the lamp-light,” Master Prynne, by name. Before she awoke from this
memory trip to the rude reality of her present state of shame and infamy, Hester
saw ...
Surely also, in some place not of honour, stands or sprawls up querulous, that he
too, though short, may see,—one squalidest bleared mortal, redolent of soot and
horse-drugs: Jean Paul Marat of Neuchfitel! O Marat, Renovator of Human ...
Thomas Carlyle, Henry Duff Traill, Oliver Cromwell, 1837
Surely also, in some place not of honour, stands or sprawls up querulous, that he
too, though short, may see,—one squalidest bleared mortal, redolent of soot and
horse-drugs: Jean Paul Marat of Neuchatell O Marat, Renovator of Human ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BLEARED»
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Anger Management
“'Why are the eyes of the Palmyreans bleared?” Hillel replied, “My son, you ask a good question. The reason is that they live in sandy places.” «Arutz Sheva, Jun 15»
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“'Why are the eyes of the Palmyreans bleared?” Hillel replied, “My son, you ask a good question. The reason is that they live in sandy places.”. «The Times of Israel, Jun 15»
Hattiesburg Zoo looking to keep progress rolling
On a recent sun-bleared morning hugged in humidity, a mother sat on a shaded bench as her daughter's daughter pondered the possibilities of ... «Hattiesburg American, Jun 15»
A very Australian short story. Source: Supplied
He was red-eyed, bleared and unsteady. 71 So many, many fights. 72 All the time she'd worked and gone without and lived in the heat and ... «The Australian, Dec 14»
BOOK REVIEW A literary lament for lost love
One could re-phrase Hopkins' lament, “All is seared with sex; bleared smeared with porn; And wears man's smudge and share's man's smirk: ... «News Weekly, Oct 14»
Scraps of Prayers: On Eimear McBride's A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing
Bleared with mud. And knock you over. Laughter. Laughter. Never ever will it stop. Not ever again. The bell rings and release for you from that ... «The Millions, Sep 14»
Opinion: Tearing for President Sata
With tear-bleared eyes I looked at the picture of the president. I know I am his critic, but I felt a touch of pity and choked, distraught at the sight of ... «Zambia Reports, May 14»
Snapchat introduces new text and video chat feature
Users can swipe to the right across a friend's name and stat a text conversation, which will disappear and be bleared as soon as you leave the ... «UPI.com, May 14»
Easter Thoughts
In short, as Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote in “God's Grandeur,” one of his most magnificent poems, although “all is seared with trade; bleared, ... «PJ Media, Apr 14»
When the Twain Collide
The ornamentation of the cruise liner is dimmed, “bleared and black and blind.” Where human beings once walked, “Dim moon-eyed” fish swim ... «National Review Online, Feb 14»
